Textile Design students’ degree projects exhibited at Dutch Design Week

When Exit26 was presented at Design Perron in Eindhoven during Dutch Design Week, 17–25 October, the student’s work attracted praise from visitors: 

“Swedish Textile Design Deserves more space. At Design Perron during Dutch Design Week, work from the Swedish School of Textiles stands out for its quality, material experimentation and craftsmanship. It deserves a much bigger stage,” stated @roundabouteindhoven, one of the visitors, in a review on Instagram. 

About Dutch Design Week 

Dutch Design Week is one of the world’s leading design events. Showcasing the work and ideas of over 2,500 designers, the event attracts more than 300,000 visitors from around the globe. Spread across over 120 locations in the city, it features a diverse range of exhibitions, lectures, award ceremonies, events, debates, and festive gatherings. 

About the Exit26 exhibition 

The Exit26 exhibition presents degree projects by Bachelor’s and Master’s students in Textile Design. It explores new textile expressions by bringing together craft, technology, colour, textures, and materials in innovative and bold ways. The exhibition has previously been shown at the Textile Museum of Sweden in Borås and at Sergels torg during Stockholm Craft Week. 

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